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McDonald's 'May Not Be Able' to Provide Exact Change Amid Penny Shortage, Company Says

McDonald's · Honolulu

McDonald's 'May Not Be Able' to Provide Exact Change Amid Penny Shortage, Company Says

86% Center coverage: 14 sources

(NEXSTAR) – Customers at McDonald’s restaurants in certain parts of the country might be seeing a change in how their change is calculated. Due to possible penny shortages in parts of the U.S. — a result of President Trump’s decision to stop producing the coin earlier this year — customers who pay in cash at McDonald’s may not get exactly the change they expect. "Following the discontinuation of pennies nationwide, some McDonald’s locations may …See the Story

The Top Baby Names for 2025 Mirror Last Year's Top Choices, but There Are some New and Notable Ones

United States · United States

The Top Baby Names for 2025 Mirror Last Year's Top Choices, but There Are some New and Notable Ones

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

Looking for a name for your future baby? BabyCenter has released its ranking of the most popular names for newborns in 2025.Olivia continues to dominate the girls' category for another year, maintaining its position as the top choice among parents. Noah similarly holds its ground as the most favored name for boys, marking consistent preferences from 2024.That's the same as last year, as are the number two names: Amelia and Liam.RELATED STORY | G…See the Story

Will Stripping Andrew of His Titles Be Enough to Quell Public Anger?

London, England · London

Will Stripping Andrew of His Titles Be Enough to Quell Public Anger?

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

King Charles III's move to strip Andrew of all his titles and boot him out of his sprawling Windsor Park palace was a defining moment, but some say the former prince is getting off too lightly.See the Story

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